Waiting for you to love DNA

Chapter 457 Why I Was Born
Rong Guang's thick face was immersed in the darkness. He let go of his fiancée and found his sister easily and correctly based on his blood instinct.

He kissed his sister's hair deeply and said in a low and magnetic voice: "I understand your difficulties." With these words, Emma's mood was relieved.

"Sister, do you still remember what you taught me when we reunited as sister and brother?"

Before Emma could speak while trying to remember, Rong Guang's voice sounded first: "Perhaps you taught me a lot of things in a cram-like manner in order to make up for the long-lost family relationship with me.

You may have forgotten some of the things you said, but I also tried to make up for the love I lacked, so I carefully wrote down almost everything my sister taught me.

A mathematician and logician who once won the Nobel Prize for Literature once explained "why I was born" like this. "

So Emma started chanting along with her brother: "The longing for love,
the pursuit of knowledge,

Unstoppable sympathy for human suffering,

These are the three simple and strong emotions that dominate my life..."

Even in the darkness without a trace of light, the siblings seemed to be able to catch each other's eyes. After reciting, they looked at each other and smiled.

Rong Guang said frankly: "Looking back on the past, I really don't know how I survived the past few years. The devilish training in the organization is nothing. The most torture was when I discovered that my hidden illness would prevent me from being with the person I love. of.

The loneliness of youth sometimes blows through a sea of ​​deep pain, right to the edge of despair.

So, my dear sister, don’t mind that I love Ruiya so much, because love sometimes brings me ecstasy, and this ecstasy is so powerful,

So much so that I would often sacrifice everything else in my life just to experience the joy of love for a few hours.

At the same time, love can escape loneliness - the shuddering awareness of that terrible loneliness that I once experienced.

Later, in my union with Rui Yaai, I saw the epitome of the paradise dreamed by ancient and modern sages and poets.

And sister, you often said, 'You must not only read thousands of books, but also travel thousands of miles.' So we took the DNA and embarked on our journey around the world..." Rong Guang's calm words influenced the great man's influence on the world. The prose blended in, like a dose of good medicine that opened Emma's heart.

She continued to recite the second half: “Sympathy for human suffering often brings me back to the real world.

People’s cries of pain often resonate deep in my heart:
The hungry children in Taiwan were oppressed, tortured, and even had their bodies sold.

In Tianzhu Country, there are helpless old people who are a burden to their children, and women who are oppressed by ignorant and ignorant men.

The existence of more ruthless loneliness, poverty and pain around the world is a disregard and mockery of the ideals of human life.

So I advocate the establishment of a DNA Charity Ambassador, because I often hope that like this great man, I can do my little bit to alleviate this unnecessary suffering.
But I found that I had completely failed. The help I thought was distributed to the women in Tianzhu turned out to be one of the sources of pollution in the Maldives garbage island at the next stop!

So I feel a lot of pain myself..."

What a coincidence that this passage of words that Emma once taught her younger brother was really a gift from Emma, ​​so the three of them finished reciting the last paragraph of the essay neatly.

(End of this chapter)